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Our safari vehicle climbed into the Soutpansberg Mountains, passing ancient 2,000-year-old acacia trees, rugged red cliffs, and striped kudu nibbling on the foliage. With each bend in the road, excitement mounted for our luxurious glamping experience at Few & Far Luvhondo, the remarkable return of Sarah and Jacob Dusek to outdoor hospitality after divesting from…

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Here at HoneyTrek, we truly ADORE road journeys. In fact, we have traveled through all 50 US States (not to mention numerous Canadian Provinces, Mexican states, and almost 100 countries). The sensation of cruising along America’s backroads, with the windows down and great music playing…that’s a vibe! Below you’ll find our top USA road trips.…

The California Gold Rush was a crucial event that reshaped the United States, attracting 300,000 individuals from both the nation and abroad in pursuit of wealth. This surge resulted in the swift emergence of towns in what at the time was a lightly inhabited area of Mexico, primarily populated by Native Americans. Although the Gold…

When it comes to experienced long-term travelers and bloggers in the field, our friend Matt Kepnes from [Nomadic Matt](https://www.nomadicmatt.com/) is a recognized expert. He’s a travel media guru, and we feel privileged that he’s invited us to present at his conferences, host webinars for the Nomadic Network community, and contribute articles to his website. We…

Overlanding from Namibia to Angola was a complete surprise. The only thing we truly understood was that this southern African nation was under Portuguese rule for approximately 400 years and was caught in a long-standing civil conflict until 2002. In preparing for this trip to Angola, we planned to reach the border town of Rundu,…

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Malaysia ranks among the world’s 17 “megadiverse” nations, with Borneo standing out as their remarkable hub of biodiversity! The globe’s third largest island, bordered by a coral reef, shrouded in a 130-million-year-old rainforest, and brimming with endemic species, this destination is monumental in scope. While Malaysian Borneo is divided with two other nations (Indonesia and…